nina: hi, patsy. patsy: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you.nt to start off by first saying thank you very much for letting me represent my family business on behalf of my mother. weight watchers has actually been a part of our family for over a decade. i found it to help me have a healthy relationship with food. i don't know if you have in-house production, or do you outsource? mindy: we have a core group of suppliers that we work very closely with. nina: okay. mindy: within our ecosystem, we have 4.6 million subscribers, and in each country, we're looking at food partners. nina: mm-hmm. mindy: could i taste one these? nina: yes, please start -- please start eating. we tried to make the color coordinate. this is caramel chocolate. mindy: oh, my god, that's so good. nina: this has cocoa in it. that one is double dark chocolate. so... lemonis: do you notice the lack of air in them? patsy: that's what i was looking for. mindy: i think the first thing is really to get the nutrition side, to understand the point values for the different ones. nina:

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what a ring walk, patsy cline, who weather would have thought it equation? crazy.ook like a night when you are so tonight look like a night when you are so at home here and you knew this was going to be a special night. this was written in the stars, i million miles away. before i was ever born, it was written that i would do what i did. it was the icing on the cake. i have completed everything in boxing and there is nothing more to complete. but if he wa nts a nothing more to complete. but if he wants a rematch i will give it to him. i have one match with the gypsy king and that is it, i've completed it. done. it was almost moving, the passion behind you. we broke all records here tonight with capacity andi records here tonight with capacity and ijust records here tonight with capacity and i just want to say a big shout out and much love to all the fans who supported me from around the world. it really did help tonight and they spurred me on. it spurred me on to get the knock out for sure. you told us all about how you are going to get on the front foot this time.

jail but what i can say now is that the court has been pattison and if you look at the history of patsy disillusioned by the constitution of quite most of the parties being this soft and the opposition or at anti establishment parties so one can say that the court doesn't work in the lorry stick kind of my stance but the fact does remain that a majority of thais last year in last year's election did vote for for mommy for your son which was. suggested that has brought support for his style of democracy. absolutely i'm not saying that this is a return to earth or a tear in the sim i think we're seeing now is the same man on the run i think we in congress election to eat his repertoire but what is happening is that. usually the opposition should have i mean all morris have of a seat in the pattern in the white house and that is a great challenge to the ruling coalition but with the dissolution off your forward the opposition is weak and therefore id ruling coalition can sustain his position of power far right just sort of briefly do you see this potentially as a turning point for tar demo

>> i'm just a patsy. >> oswald has been fired at point blank range, fired into his stomach. >> police are working on the assumption that oswald's murder was to shut him up. >> elements of the central intelligence agency killed john kennedy. >> a story that has been suppressed. witnesses have been killed. we have a right to know who killed our president and why he died. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in dallas, preparations were already underway for extraordinary police protection when the president should arrive. >> do you anticipate any trouble on the president's arrival? >> because of what has happened here previously we would be foolish, i think, not to anticipate some trouble. i don't -- really i don't anticipate any violence. >> here comes air force number one, the president's plane now touching down. there is mrs. kennedy, and the crowd yells. and the president of the united states. >> looking at how things actually went, it wasn't just a trip to dallas, it was a political trip preparing for the 1964 elections. >> and here comes the president now. in fact he's not in his limousine. he has depart

he mentioned patsy pallone, one of the president's lawyers, he was revealed, according to the boltonhave been in the room in may when ukraine was discussed. so that was the revelation that came out last night, this morning, abuse of power, obstruction of congress those of the two articles for the u.s. senate will boat on at 4:00 p.m. on wednesday. scotty, fayetteville georgia x and very interested in how this particular trial has gone. we have heard from the democrats, they have put their 17 witnesses out there on the stand they have not had anything to say to the president's defects, i support president trump i support his congress and i support the american people. >> not guilty because what the house set forward was not a fair impeachment and what he did was not an impeachable crime, according to donna marie in monrovia california. frank is coming in from riverview florida, frank, what are your thoughts? >> today is the culmination of the democrats since trump won the nomination and yet to be sworn in as president they have said this was the road they wanted to go on. i disagreed

so, barr looked like a patsy, like he was doing trump's bidding. barr says trump forced him into an untenable situation. >> once the tweet occurred, the question is well, now what do i do? and do you go forward with what you think is the right decision or do you pull back because of the tweet? and that just sort of illustrates how disruptive the tweets can be. >> so you're saying you have a problem with the tweets? >> yes, i have a problem with some of the tweets. i'm happy to say that in fact the president has never asked me to do anything in a criminal case. however, to have public statements and tweets made about the department, about our people in the department, our men and women here, about cases pending in the department, and about judges before whom we have cases make it impossible for me to do my job and to assure the courts and the prosecutors in their department that we're doing our work with integrity. >> mr. barr, the president does not like to be told what to do. he may not like what you're saying. are you prepared for those ramificat

this is a later portrait of patsy mink she also had been working on the voting rights act. she also seen and witnessed the infringement of her citizenship rights. so part of her legacy is not the voting rights act but also title ix. after the voting rights act, she went on to help design, to be the architect of the title ix amendment, which is basically the equal opportunity education act that a lot of us women have benefited from. so these two figures help to take the story up to 1965 and even beyond to how citizenship rights is an ongoing conversation and and how these activists really influenced american law. so i'm so excited to have told you a little bit about this exhibition. it included this six galleries and this long hallway and was really covering the time from 1832 to right up to 1920, also pointing to the events that happened after, so right up to the 1965 voting rights act. through the portraits of these women, what i'm hoping people come away with is that these women were empowering themselves and help to empower us today. they were looking at the past and at

what a ring walk, patsy cline, who would have thought it? crazy, man.like a night when you were so at home here and you knew this was going to be a special night in your career. this was written in the stars, 1 million miles away. before i was ever born, i was destined to do what i did. i have had the highs and lows and everybody knows about it. tonight was the icing on the cake. i have completed everything in boxing and there is nothing more to complete. but if he wants a rematch i will give it to him. and then i have got another old fella across the pond who might want a little tickle with the gypsy king, and that is it then, completed. done. but...that ovation as you went towards the ring was almost moving, the passion behind you. you know, we broke all records here tonight with capacity and capacity at the weigh—in, and i just want to say a big shout out and much, much love to all the fans who supported me from around the world. it really did show tonight and they spurred me on. all you could hear was, "there's only one tyson fury". it spurred me on

united states it certainly is what we'll keep an eye on that twitter feeds as i'm sure you will as patsy reporting for us live there from washington d.c. . this is al jazeera and these are the headlines turkey's president says threatening an imminent military operation in provence if syrian government forces don't withdraw behind its military positions russia says and strongly against such a move. the u.n. syria and voice calling for an immediate snake far so avoid further escalation in italy and russia says diplomats gathered at the u.n. security council have double standards. today my 1st concern is for the syrian civilians caught in the fighting to continue to relay the urgency of the situation and their desperate need for safety they feel they are not being heard i appeal once again of respect for international humanitarian law and for an immediate cease fire and ultimately towards a nationwide cease fire i urge key international players to continue intensify their contacts to restore calm i urge all members of this council to put their very firmly behind the search for a political w

we are being played for chumps, fools and patsies.ask it affects our capacity to perform. we are watching as a nation is infiltrating us. stealing our interest electric tiewrl property and there is no -- stealing our interest electric tiewl -- ourintellectuo response. >> what the secretary of state told the governors over the weekend is unbelievable. you are being watched by the chinese. there have been reports -- lou: we are jammed for time. we know that. what i'm asking you is isn't it peculiar this administration has a conflict on the one hand talking about national security threats that are existent and ongoing from the chinese while negotiating trade deal with the chinese? >> no question about it. it's why the administration has to do so much more. this is the first president in my lifetime who isn't hugging the panda bear. as we near the election, this is the most important question before election day. almost you be tougher on china. that's the question of the day. lou: my question was what are we going to do about the conflict

we are being played for chumps, fools and patsies.it affects our capacity to perform. we are watching as a nation is infiltrating us. stealing our interest electric tiewrl property and there is no -- stealing our interest electric tiewl -- ourintellectuo response. >> what the secretary of state told the governors over the weekend is unbelievable. you are being watched by the chinese. there have been reports -- lou: we are jammed for time. we know that. what i'm asking you is isn't it peculiar this administration has a conflict on the one hand talking about national security threats that are existent and ongoing from the chinese while negotiating trade deal with the chinese? >> no question about it. it's why the administration has to do so much more. this is the first president in my lifetime who isn't hugging the panda bear. as we near the election, this is the most important question before election day. almost you be tougher on china. that's the question of the day. lou: my question was what are we going to do about the conflict wit

because it doesn't give it the shots they decide to miss you are more easily to patsy off that you ever did to plan their lines. on this character's son now sweet. is it possible to ever find a twat happen. i was a humvee murder and who benefited from his assassination there are several firies no hard facts are in short supply. where the. value of the us are less a lover coeval that feeling. alive the loss of that when we were there is. a good little theory. it will be a no actually i mean read the choice but i doubt that assad had one of them that had a belly and got let me. back in i got to know how to get away from the russian. also on the list of suspects for tribal enemies opposed to our humvees a rouge in their power others suspected the hand of saudi arabia so i have never asked any and now that i've got it so who are they and then thought it had been thought of them who had no and i have asked that it come of a flower she did know so well i wasn't i think i was lucky that's all the best i like best yet. and i ask that he get me that a lot of you are thinking of a mile and a well

world cup champion megan rapinoe and former patsy ceo will be some of the keynote speakers today. since the conference first started, it has become a place for women to network, connect and attend workshops on professional and personal growth. kicks off at play: 15 at the san jose convention center. it will be streamed live on my. >>> students in the oakland school district are being featured and a new hbo documentary. the stars pot that the last night for the premier of we are the dreams. >> the film focus on the district martin luther king jr. oracle festival every year they pick kids from kindergarten through high school seniors pick a topic that inspires the manchester stories on the big stage. >> i got my inspiration from things i saw personally on social media. i saw a lot of people, like, even our president, making fun and putting other people down. >> it's amazing that i get to be in this and i get to be in this for so many people. >> get this, the executive producer is an oscar winning actor, mahershala ali who was born in oakland, listen hayward and attended college at s

that was somebody in our opinion who had just done this heinous thing and was nervously awaiting his patsyuy to show up. >> after killing bryan, his fall boy, prosecutors said brett staged the crime scene and planted that gym bag and ammunition. >> i guess the idea was that was supposed to be some kind of murder bag. >> and placed the gun he'd used to kill his wife in bryan's hand. there's no way bryan brought that gun to brett's house, a friend testified. >> did you know whether bryan had a gun? >> not -- no. but heck no, he did not have a gun. bryan was scared of guns. there is no way on this earth that bryan capnerhurst had a pistol. none. zero. it did not happen. >> and there was something else. >> that gunshot to the forearm -- >> bryan capnerhurst had suffered a major gunshot wound to his arm, but he was still clutching the gun as he lay dead on the floor. a medical examiner tfd itestifi it's unlikely the gun would have stayed in his hand. >> in my medical opinion based on the shots to the forearm and falling over i believe that the gun fell out of his hand. >> the gun had been place

ongoing in the 2020 election that they want to see president trump get reelected is that potentially a patsy for this to damage mr trump to damage the republicans or does it not really matter because his base don't listen anyway well and that is the big question of what this election is going to what kind of impact it's going to have a down ballot those are republican senators republican members of the house voter voter interference is not necessarily going to be at the top of minds of voters but it is going to possibly play into the election campaigns of someone like mitch mcconnell he's the lead republican in the senate and the way that could happen is because the house democratically controlled house passed a bunch of measures that would have given money and guidance to sort of beef up the infrastructure around voting that has not passed the senate because mitch mcconnell has refused to bring that up leaving some commentators to nickname him moscow mitch which apparently he didn't particularly like that nickname but are voters in kentucky going to hold him accountable are they going to ho

have a job to do and i think this characterisation by some people, for example, of rishi sunak as a patsyent and thoughtful minister who cared about a and thoughtful minister who cared abouta numberof and thoughtful minister who cared about a number of things. one thing in particular, which was very sort of not particularly glamorous as a policy, which was disabled toilets in stadiums for disabled people, in so—called changing places. it drove that through with a great gusto. he wasn't going to win any votes for it or plaudits, but he really cared. he will be an excellent chancellor. let me say right here and right now, i think is the next leader of the conservative party. dominic cummings is a name i said before advisers are not always well known among the wider public. he is well known. is he effectively a lightening bolt for boris johnson, taking the heat away? all the talk is about him being the sort of master mind of this? perhaps dominic cummings is the biggest dead cat of them all. dominic cummings is very much at the centre of the thinking behind the strategy, i would say. i think